Yes, I need the URL of the bin after you posted it :-)

On Jun 24, 9:38 am, Marc MENDEZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm paste the very simple example in the bin (first time, I hope it will
> work...)
>
> Before posting, I tested the code.
>
> Ask me  more if needed.
>
> francky06l a écrit :
>
> > Strange since the afterFind in behavior should be called. Maybe you
> > have a problem in declaration or syntax ... Can you paste some code in
> > the bin ?
> > By the way I have implemented a similar behavior that stores the
> > "delta" between modifications in a table, for an "historization" and
> > eventual rollback.
>
> > On Jun 23, 2:28 pm, Marc MENDEZ <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> >> To complete my request, I notice that if I use the afterFind method in a
> >> Behavior class, I get nothing. However, if I call afterFind in the model
> >> class, I get the right data...
>
> >> So, is there a difference between the two afterFind ?
>
> >> Marc MENDEZ a écrit :
>
> >>> Hi,
>
> >>> I'm working on models and behaviors.
> >>> I'm developing a behaviour which will compare the "modified" field value
> >>> in the database to its value I got when the record was fetched.
> >>> On the "beforeSave" method, I thought the "modified" column was not yet
> >>> changed to the current time, but I was wrong.
> >>> I tried to get the original value in the afterFind method, but the data
> >>> property is empty.
>
> >>> How can I do ?
>
> >>> Thanks for your help
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